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UPC weekly roundup: Patrice Nganang, Michelle Alexander, and Student Protests
Monday, 05 March 2018
by Ezra Austin
Your weekly briefing: here’s what we’ve been writing Q&A with writer Patrice Nganang of Hopewell by Brillian Bao| Planet Princeton Brillian Bao ’20 interviews Patrice Nganang, a writer, teacher, and poet who was detained in Cameroon for 21 days on allegations that he threatened Cameroonian President Paul Biya. “Because my arrest was everywhere, people started
- Published in Uncategorized, Week in Review
LIVEBLOG: Dean’s Date, Spring 2017
Monday, 15 May 2017
by Ezra Austin
2:50 pm – Murray Dodge If you are looking to waste both time and money, here is a hidden internet gem of Princeton: COS professor Kevin Wayne offers an extremely thorough review of almost every culinary institution in this great college town of ours. It is an extremely thorough resource, even including reviews of places
- Published in Dean's Date Blog
Woke Wednesdays: A new podcast highlighting Black voices on campus
Tuesday, 28 March 2017
by Ezra Austin
Following the most polarizing presidential election in recent memory, a new Princeton group is seeking to foster a more open discussion on race and belonging. “Woke Wednesdays,” a weekly podcast on Soundcloud, was created by eight Black freshmen with the intention of highlighting their experiences on campus. I spoke with Kadence Mitchell ’20 and William
The Ultimate Solution to Midterm Stress: Blow Stuff Up
Monday, 07 March 2016
by Ezra Austin
Midterms week is here, which means life for most Princeton students has just gotten significantly sadder. One campus group, however, knows how to remain above the gloom. Yesterday, while countless others were huddled in Firestone, members of The Princeton Rocketry Club were outside, enjoying the sun and launching projectiles 700 feet into the air over Sexton Field. “I
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Princeton Sculptures or… what’s actually happening behind the Chapel?
Tuesday, 15 December 2015
by Ezra Austin
During its over 200-year history, Princeton has acquired a wide range of statues and sculptures. While some of these campus landmarks are clearly labeled, explaining what they are about, others simply are not. The Ink brings you the proper context for some notable sculptures around campus: Kent State Memorial: Abraham and Isaac Probably the most misinterpreted
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